Programme finance challenges for nonprofits and social purpose organisations
Tracking income and expenses across multiple programmes and funding sources can be difficult using spreadsheets.
Donor and grant reporting requires structured financial records aligned with funding conditions.
Compliance with regulations such as GST, Income Tax, or FCRA requires accurate and audit-ready data.
Financial data is often fragmented across tools, leading to duplication and reconciliation challenges.
Limited visibility into programme-wise spending affects financial planning and reporting.
Tools like Zoho Books enable organisations to manage invoicing, expenses, and financial records within a single platform, supporting structured reporting, compliance, and visibility across programmes and funding sources
Key capabilities of Zoho Books
Four core capabilities that support financial management and compliance
Pricing for nonprofits
Zoho Books uses a subscription-based pricing model with a free plan available.
Free Plan
- basic invoicing and accounting features
- limited users and invoices
Paid Plans
- advanced reporting, automation, and integrations
- pricing scales based on usage and features



